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EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE
MORNrNG UNTIL NIGHT. Wls.U 1937 30min si (Judy's diary) $50, rent $1.50 649
sh-c-tr-ad Guide Pictures the care of a six month old baby, featuring the bath, feeding, training and play
NOW I AM TWO. Wis.U 1939 30min si (Judy's diary) $42, rent $1.50 649
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Deals with the average day of a normal two year old. Shows proper eating, sleeping, washing and play habits
Should be useful in home economics classea teaching child care and of interest to P.T.A. groups
SCHOOLDAYS IN THE COUNTRY. Wis,U 1942 15min sd $38, rent $2.50 649
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This film is directed to the rural school teacher and all those who must cooperate with her in carrying out a successful health program
Filmed in typical country schools. It pictures health problems common to the one and two-room school, giving practical suggestions for solving them and for making the best use of equipment and facilities at hand
"For teachers, parents and children In rural communities." Collaborator
SELF-DISCOVERY IN A IVIIRROR. EBF 1947
15min si (How a baby grows) $24, rent
$2.50 649
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Produced at Yale University Clinic of
Child Development with the collaboration of
Dr Arnold Gessell
A photographic study of a child's first look in a mirror and his ultimate discovery of "self." The basic psychological and educational implications are explained
TOMMY'S DAY. YoungAmerica 1946 15min sd
$48 649
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To teach some simple health habits and
to provide the child with an orientation to a
simple pattern of everyday life
Follows Tommy, a typical boy, through a day in his life during which he observes the essential health habits. Dramatic interest is heightened through Tommy's loose tooth
WHEN BOBBY GOES TO SCHOOL. Mead Johnson 1940 18min sd loan 649
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Printed and distributed to the medical profession by Mead Johnson & Company of Evansville, Indiana, In cooperation with the American Academy of Pediatrics for showing to the public
This is a very complete picture of the physical examination of the pre-school child
"Shows, step by step, precisely what a physician does when he undertakes the complete physical examination of a child, and explains in language that can be comprehended by any intelligent mother just what each test is intended to disclose." Business screen
"Used with PTA groups to improve cooperation of parents to have pre-school examination done." Collaborator
YOUR CHILDREN'S MEALS. BIS 1948 14min * sd $47.50, rent $2.50 649
c-ad-forum Made for the British Ministry of Health An imaginative attempt to make parents understand the rhyme and reason of good eating habits. Shows parents how they can see mealtime from the child's point of view as well as their own
651 Office management
TAKE A LETTER, PLEASE. Castle 1944 22m!n sd $28.56 651
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Produced by the U.S. Navy Burlesques the common faults of dictators, such as: the scatterbrain, who isn't prepared, the speed demon, dreamer, mumblemush and Simon Legree. Shows the proper method of dictating
651.2 Business machines
MACHINE TRANSCRIPTION: MACHINE OPERATION. Castle 1944 15mln sd $21.40
651.2 sh-c-tr-ad Produced by the U.S. Navy Explains the purpose of the dictating and transcribing machines, and demonstrates the operation of the Dictaphone and Ediphone types
MACHINE TRANSCRIPTION: TRANSCRIPTION TECHNIQUE. Castle 1944 22min sd $27.86 651.2
sh-c-tr-ad Produced by the U.S. Navy Demonstrates the proper method of phrasing, how to control and phrase dictation at various speeds, how to prepare for a day's work, compose a letter and correct errors in the transcriptions on the cyclinder
MAINTENANCE OF OFFICE MACHINES. Castle 1944 37min sd $45.41 651.2
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Produced by the U.S. Navy
Care and maintenance of typewriters,
transcribing machines, dictaphones, adding
machines and calculators
651.3 Secretarial work
DUTIES OF A SECRETARY. NatEdFlm 1947 * 30min sd $57.50 651.3
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Sponsored by the Underwood Corp.
Demonstrates proper duties of a secretarj' by showing the wrong and right ways to handle the job. The wrong ways are shown in a dream which a young secretary has on the eve of beginning a new job
"Film does an excellent Job of visualizing importance of non-routine aspects of the job. It should prove valuable in orienting students in relationship of secretary to overall operation of a business." Film world
"Without question, this film is of the highest educational and technical excellence of any yet produced for business education." Dr Clifford Ettinger in Journal of business ed
I WANT TO BE A SECRETARY. Coronet 1943 tSmin sd $67.50; also color $135 651.3
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Collaborators: E. G. Williamson, professor of psychology, University of Minnesota and Milton E. Hahn, director, Psychological Research Center, Syracuse University
Deals with clerical aptitudes. Gives aspirants important clues as to their own chances of success in this particular field
SECRETARY TAKES DICTATION. Coronet 1947 lOmin sd $45; also color $90 651.3
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Collaborator: Peter L. Agnew, associate professor of education, New York University
Illustrates the procedures and practices in taking dictation in a business office. The film can be used in shorthand classes to motivate study and present professional Informa
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